Description
Gear Position Indicator For The Robotized Gearbox Of Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 And TOYOTA Aygo. Shift-Gate Housing And Shift Lever Opening Cover. Up To Model Year 2013.
Product Overview
This gear position indicator assembly is designed for the robotized (automated manual) transmission used on early Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 and Toyota Aygo models. The unit consists of the shift-gate housing and the cover that seals the shift lever opening, providing a clean appearance and protecting internal components from dirt and moisture. Ideal for workshops and DIY mechanics who need a direct-fit replacement or who search by part numbers such as 246329, 2461E6 or 240781.
Technical Information
- Manufacturer: Stellantis (Citroën / Peugeot)
- Model: Citroën C1; Peugeot 107; Toyota Aygo (Fitment Up To 2013)
- Product Codes: 246329, 2461E6, 240781
- Other Numbers: 2461000000, 240781, NFP
Fitment And Compatibility
Compatible with Citroën C1 and Peugeot 107 vehicles equipped with the robotized/automated manual gearbox and the corresponding center console layout produced up to model year 2013. Also fits the Toyota Aygo architecture that shares the same gearbox components. Always verify the part numbers listed above against the unit you are replacing to ensure correct fitment.
Function And Typical Symptoms
The indicator shows the selected gear (park/neutral/drive/gear positions) and guides proper engagement of the robotized transmission. Common symptoms of a failing or damaged indicator assembly include a loose or rattling shift surround, misaligned shift lever travel, visible cracks in the housing, ingress of dirt or water into the gear gate area, and reduced tactile feedback when changing gears.
Most Common Failure Causes
- Mechanical Wear And Fatigue: Plastic housing and clips can crack or break after years of use or impact.
- Ingress Of Dirt And Moisture: Sealing failure leads to corrosion of internal parts or stiffness in the shift mechanism.
- Accidental Damage: Abrasion from heavy use or damage during other repairs can deform the gate housing.
- Connector Or Mounting Failure: Loose fasteners or torn mounting points cause play or misalignment.
Installation Recommendations
Recommended For Professional Mechanics And Competent DIYers. Basic Replacement Steps:
- Prepare Workspace: Park vehicle on level ground, engage parking brake and ensure ignition is off.
- Disconnect Battery: Before working on any interior electrical components, disconnect the battery to avoid short circuits and accidental system engagement.
- Remove Trim: Carefully pry off surrounding trim pieces and shift gaiter to access the shift-gate housing screws and clips.
- Unfasten And Unplug: Remove mounting screws, release retaining clips and disconnect any electrical connector or sensor plugs associated with the indicator.
- Fit New Unit: Position the replacement housing, reconnect electrical plugs, and secure fasteners to manufacturer torque recommendations.
- Check Operation: Reconnect the battery, verify smooth lever travel, confirm correct gear position indication, and reassemble trim.
Use trim tools to avoid damaging plastic panels. Replace any worn clips or grommets to restore proper fit. If electrical contacts show corrosion, clean them before reassembly.
Service Life And Maintenance
These plastic housings typically last many years under normal use but become more susceptible to damage on high-mileage or heavily used vehicles. Regular inspection during service intervals and prompt replacement of torn gaiters or loose fittings will prevent debris ingress and extend component life.
How To Replace
- Remove the center console trim and shift boot.
- Unscrew the retaining bolts of the shift-gate housing.
- Disconnect any electrical connectors related to the indicator assembly.
- Extract the old housing, compare part numbers, and fit the replacement unit.
- Reassemble in reverse order, ensuring all clips and screws are secure.
- Test gear selection and visual alignment of the indicator before returning the vehicle to service.
Why Choose This Part
Simple direct-fit replacement for common Citroën/Peugeot/Toyota models—ideal when the shift surround is cracked, loose or cosmetically worn. Listing multiple OE numbers in the description increases findability for technicians and owners searching by part code.
